Xak II -Rising of The Redmoon-

Released by Microcabin in 1990, this masterpiece of action RPGs follows the protagonist, Latok, on a new journey to find his missing father after defeating the Demon Lord Badu in the first installment. The game is brought to life with captivating character designs by Michitaka Kikuchi and a massive 7-floppy-disk volume that adds grand, dramatic flair to the story. It features the innovative "VR (Visual Representation) System," which was groundbreaking for PC games at the time by successfully simulating depth and verticality for a truly immersive experience. As a product of the PC-8801's golden era, Zax II stands as a vital historical artifact that beautifully captures the technical prowess and creative direction of developer Hideyuki Yanagishima and his team.

After defeating Badu, the warrior Latok Kart returns to his hometown of Fairless. One day, a pixie brings him a mysterious rumor that his father, Dork, who went missing during Badu's resurrection, has been spotted elsewhere. Seeking the truth, Latok embarks on a new journey toward the port town of Banuwa, located near the northern eternal ice walls. Beneath the ominous glow of a crimson moon, the young warrior must once again confront a harsh and daunting destiny.